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This cartoon by Thomas Nast was protesting the actions of A) the greed of Andrew Carnegie. B) the actions of union organizers. C) Abraham Lincoln's corruption charges. D) &…

This cartoon by Thomas Nast was protesting the actions of A) the greed of Andrew Carnegie. B) the actions of union organizers. C) Abraham Lincoln's corruption charges. D) &…
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This cartoon by Thomas Nast was protesting the actions of

A) the greed of Andrew Carnegie.
B) the actions of union organizers.
C) Abraham Lincoln's corruption charges.
D) "Boss Tweed" in New York City politics.

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The answer is D. "Boss Tweed" 
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Option D) "Boss Tweed" in New York City politics.

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